Australia Intelligence Debriefing and Lessons Learned Power Presentation.

1.Intelligence DebriefingUsing the attached BCP, Lab Report, SITREP, and SDMT Reports, and you create an eight-page Intelligence Debriefing and a 5-slides PowerPoint Presentation with comments to share with your CISO.This report will be from all information from all events that occurred during the summit. In the report, it will detail all technical information that was derived and any linkage to impacted systems identified in the BCP and Lab Report, possible methods of intrusion, and if events can be linked to one another. Write eight pages describing the events throughout the summit and all indicators shared by fellow nations. Determine what the malware types were and how they can be discovered in the future, and how they can be mitigated whether by detection systems or simply by having end users take awareness training.The items below are required in the report for technical staff.•current system standings•modifications that can be made to stop this style of a threat until a patch is created•reputation and brand damage•lost productivity due to downtime or system performance•system availability problems•determining root causes•technical support to restore systems•compliance and regulatory failure costs2.Lessons Learned PowerPoint PresentationAs a synthesis of the previous steps in the project, you will create a 5 slide PowerPoint presentation to share with your CISO. Create a 5 slides PowerPoint with narrated comments that would be presented to the CISO and the nation’s leader concerning attacks, evidence acquired, attribution, impact, business recovery, and remediation success. Areas that should be discussed are defined below.Use this opportunity to describe not only what occurred during the attack and the results of evidence items but also how operations and communications can be done in a secure fashion. Also, describe the need for information sharing and how it can be possible between nations and private business operations without source attribution. Is source attribution needed?Use this opportunity for any lessons learned throughout the project that IT staff can take back to business units to incorporate into daily operations. Recall the threats you received. If you were the leader of the group, what would you want the CISO to know in case of an event? What could have been identified earlier as a critical system that may have been protected? Also, take a look back at your team’s BCP and discover any setbacks that may happen once an event occurs. Describe any additions or changes that you would incorporate in the plan. Describe the following information in your PowerPoint at a minimum and additional topic that could better the operational tempo of business units.Recovery: How the incident was contained and eradicated follow example https://youtu.be/wimbtCuimqQ•The work performed during recovery•Areas where the incident response team was effective•Areas that need improvementoWhich security controls failed (including monitoring tools)?oHow can we improve those controls?oHow can we improve the security awareness programs?oWhat were the current operating system vulnerabilities that were leveraged to execute the attack?oHow can managing patches and basic operating system security enhance security from known threats?